“The Constitution does not prevent evaluation and laws apply”
“We consider the prime minister’s discussion opening about the Constitution, because it does not prevent the Constitution from making some major changes. Because he did not lead the Constitution to have no evaluation and the laws he has voted for were not implemented. Nor is the Constitution responsible for the fact that the current government has the record of employees, “said PASOK Change President Nikos Androulakis at a meeting with the ADEDY Executive Committee at the PASOK-KINAL offices in Parliament.
Mr. Androulakis pointed out that PASOK has been opening the debate on the reforms needed by public administration for months, while at the same time pledging that in the near future, he would present a comprehensive proposal for the state and how this will provide high quality services to the citizen and will not end up being a state. Commenting on the prime minister’s announcements about the abolition of civil servants’ permanence, Mr Androulakis stressed that “the permanence – as it is in the German Constitution, in laws in France and other states – is guarded by the legality of civil servants and public authorities.” We are talking, it is possible to dismiss a civil servant. After all, they have been fired at around 1,800 because they have been deemed adaptive or inappropriate since 2018. “
Developing PASOK’s proposals, he noted that there must be an evaluation and an incentive for the civil servant to get better and offer better services to the citizen and added: “We believe that things have matured for the 13th and 14th salaries, starting with the 13th. Also, the story with the invitations that become bosses must end, which essentially creates a disagreement in public administration. “
Nikos Androulakis noted that there are problems with ASEP that is important to upgrade so that the choice of administrations and bosses can be done with meritocracy. “Today, a big part is the choices of each minister. This is a completely different approach to that of the current government. And in a mild, serious way, we need to approach all the reforms that the public administration and the state need, not in a Manichaean way, which will ultimately bring no change, but will undermine a serious public dialogue, “the PASOK president added.
The meeting was attended by the secretary of the KO. Dimitris Biagis, Parliamentary Spokesman Pavlos Christidis, Public Administration Secretary Panos Vlachos, Deputy Secretary Efi Stefopoulou, Press Spokesman Costas Tsoukalas and KO Director Yiannis Koutsoukos.